Re: What happens when log4j can't write?

[Ingo Adler]

I wrote my own appender which throws a RuntimeException. We use it when 
the request which logs has to be aborted (for instance financial 
transactions which have to be logged by law).

Ingo

I'm going to use log4j in a production environment, and it is important for me to be 
sure that the logging is working. So, if the logging stops (for whatever reason -
let's say for example, I'm logging to file and I run out of disk space), I need to 
notify the operators so that they can take action. What options do I have? Is there any
way to configure my logging in order to accomplish that? Any input will be appreciated.
Serge A.
 



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